ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25

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3 BAYLOR Seth Shock (5-0) Russell Linwoodbeat threw KANSASran threefor 66-7 135 touchdownyards and passes,a score, and >Next: the vs. Bears West romped Virginia, past Oct. Kansas.17

4 MICHIGANLate STATE (5-0) AT RUTGERS

>Next: at No. 18 Michigan, Oct. 17

5 UTAH Late (4-0) VS. NO. 23 CALIFORNIA

>Next: vs. Arizona State, Oct. 17

6 CLEMSON Deshaun (5-0) Watsonbeat GEORGIATECHthrew for two 43-24 touchdowns, showed Wayneno signs Gallmanof losingran for momentum.two scores and the Tigers

>Next: vs. Boston College, Oct. 17

7 LSU (5-0) Leonard beat Fournette’sSOUTH CAROLINAleast productive45-24 game this season was still more than enough for the Tigers. Fournette finished with 158 yards on 20 carries in three quarters.

>Next: vs. No. 11 Florida, Oct. 17

8 ALABAMA (5-1) beat ARKANSAS 27-14 Calvin Ridley caught an 81-yard touchdown pass from Jake Coker and the Crimson Tide rode a swarming defense to overwhelm Arkansas.

>Next: at No. 9 Texas A&M, Oct. 17

9 TEXAS A&M (5-0) Did not play.

>Next: vs. No. 8 Alabama, Oct. 17

OKLAHOMA (4-1) lost to TEXAS 24-17

10 Tyrone Swoopes threw a touchdown pass and ran for a score as the Longhorns (2-4, 1-2 Big 12) found relief in the Red River rivalry yet again with an upset of the Sooners.

>Next: at Kansas State, Oct. 17

FLORIDA (6-0) beat MISSOURI 21-3

11 Kelvin Taylor rushed for 99 yards and two touchdowns, and the Gators defense nabbed a pair of interceptions to stifle the Tigers.

>Next: at No. 7 LSU, Oct. 17

FLORIDA STATE (4-0) VS. MIAMI

12 Late

>Next: vs. Louisville, Oct. 17

NORTHWESTERN (5-1) lost to No. 18 MICHIGAN 38-0

13 The Wildcats allowed 21 points in the first quarter and struggled on offense, too. Clayton Thorson was 13 of 27 for 106 yards with an interception, and Justin Jackson was held to 25 yards rushing.

>Next: vs. No. 22 Iowa, Oct. 17

OLE MISS (5-1) beat NEW MEXICO STATE 52-3

14 Chad Kelly threw for 384 yards and three touchdowns to lead Ole Miss. Kelly has topped 300 yards in four of his six games. The Rebels finished with 665 yards of total offense.

>Next: at Memphis, Oct. 17

NOTRE DAME (5-1) beat NAVY 41-24

15 C.J. Prosise rushed for 129 yards and three touchdowns for the Fighting Irish, two after Navy turnovers. Prosise scored on runs of 7, 22 and 11 yards as the Irish amassed 459 yards of offense.

>Next: vs. No. 17 USC, Oct. 17

STANFORD (4-1)

16 Did not play.

>Next: vs. No. 20 UCLA, Oct. 15

USC (3-2) lost to WASHINGTON 17-12 (Thurs.)

17 Myles Gaskin ran for 134 yards and a touchdown, and the Huskies shut down the Trojans’ high-powered offense.

>Next: at No. 15 Notre Dame, Oct. 17

MICHIGAN (5-1) beat No. 13 NORTHWESTERN 38-0

18 Jehu Chesson returned the opening kick for a touchdown, and the Wolverines scored on offense and defense to build a four-TD lead by halftime.

>Next: vs. No. 4 Michigan State, Oct. 17

GEORGIA (4-2) lost to TENNESSEE 38-31

19 Joshua Dobbs threw for 312 yards, ran for 118 more and accounted for five touchdowns as the Volunteers erased a 21-point deficit. Georgia lost star running back Nick Chubb to a knee injury.

>Next: vs. Missouri, Oct. 17

UCLA (4-1)

20 Did not play

>Next: at No. 16 Stanford, Oct. 15

OKLAHOMA STATE (5-0) ATWESTVIRGINIA

21

Late

>Next: vs. Kansas, Oct. 24

IOWA (6-0) beat ILLINOIS 29-20

22 Jordan Canzeri ran for 256 yards on 43 carries, and C.J. Beathard had 200 yards passing and two touchdowns in the win.

>Next: at No. 13 Northwestern, Oct. 17

CALIFORNIA (5-0) AT NO. 5 UTAH

23

Late

>Next: at No. 20 UCLA, Oct. 22

TOLEDO (5-0) beat KENT STATE 38-7

24 Terry Swanson ran for 161 yards and a touchdown and Kareem Hunt had two scores to overcome the Rockets’ slow start.

>Next: vs. Eastern Michigan, Oct. 17

BOISE STATE (5-1) beat COLORADO STATE 41-10

25 Thomas Sperbeck caught two long touchdown passes, and sophomore Jeremy McNichols scored his 13th and 14th TDs of the season.

>Next: at Utah State, Oct. 16

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